... erne-eighth total places. Special Class forming, March competition. CIVIL SERVICE COLLEGE, Silver Street. GIRL Wanted, one accustomed to children, age 14.—Apply 15 Shiprow. IRL, about 14, wanted immediately for light housework.—Address 425 Express Office. ...

... Clilm:n oi~rirT:-- AD ET, ABERDEEN L(N])UNN 01 D ,ItID ' El'l 1ELEGRAMrN-1 'lI,.ilE'RN JOURNAL, AFJ1ElUl)DN. T':rbLETlNrl-No. 27. ABERDEEN, WVDNFSDAY, JULY, KI, ISQ5. ?? - I N1EWS SUMMARY. '111o extraordinary success of the Unionists at the polls continued yesterday. Altogether they won onwards of 15 seats while the liberals gained only some hive. The balance is there- orue greatly in favour ...

... A WORD WITISIMR SEIVWJRIGHT. _ _ _- MR JOHN SEIVRIVnT appeared at Sir Arthur Grant's meeting as Cults on Monday night, and indulged in a considerable amount of heckling. He seems to have exercised the latitudeallotwed to the heckler very fully, but he appears to be not quite satisfied with the result. i3e writes a letter to-day complaining apparently that his opportunities for heckling were ...

... I . . . IT . THE LATE DR MITCHELL ?? THE UNIVERSITY CELEBRATIONS. The news of Dr Charles Mitchell's death has, as was to be expected, evoked the deepest sympathy among all classes of the community. The topic was the leading subject of conversation in Aber- deen yesterday. Naturallv the quiestion was asked whether the sad event would post- pone the celebrations of October, and that point cannot ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER . 5 NEw BRmIts STREET, Sunday night. It is with a feeling of relief that one finds the end of the general election so . near at hand. The excitement in passing away, however, has left a pleasant sensation, of which I doubt not Unionists in all parts of the country are sensible. The results of Friday's polling, which caine to hand yesterday, are, on the whole, satisfactory. ...

... GooD TEMPLARS, VISIT OF THE GRAND LODGE , TO A - BERDEJGN. e c OPrJUING PROOBEDINOS., The Grand 'Lodge of Scotland Independent t Order of ( ood Teniplare. commenced its twenty- c sixth annual session at Aberdeen on Saturday. The first event in the proceedings was a ?? through several streets of the city. Unfortunately F the heavy rain, which fell almost up to the hour at i which the ...

... AN ?? SWIMMING ADVENTURE. From the Perth (Australil)' Daily News we gather some further details of the resent accident to the yachb Vixen, when Mr' O'Driacoll diatinguished himnelf by a, re- m arkable swim. Harry Darlot called out to me-'I am afraid I shall never be able to reach the shore, old man, to wvbich I teplied, 'Dnn't bustle yourself. Don't try to reach the shore. Stop where you ...

... I~~ ~i . co I 5 Nnw BRIDGE STRERT, :Wednesday evening. Ive In the pretty church of St Paul's, Knights- ble. bridge, to-day there was celebrated the wedding lox of Miss Dorothy N. Musgrave, daughter of Don, Lady Brougham and the late Sir Richard Musgrave, and Mr Henry Francis Compton. of Manor House, New Forest. The bride is a D sister of Mrs Farquharson of Invercauld, and Ire- has been a ...

... SCOTLAND DAY By DAY.I] COMINGS, GOINGS, DOINGS. Lord and Lady Airlie and Sir William March Nave arrived at the Fife Arms Hotel, Braemar. Lord and Lady Chelinsford aro at present tho ,guests of Mr and Mrs Stibbard, Syre Lodge, St rathnaver. Colonel Edwards, V.a., has arrived at Cirinards, Easter Ross, as the guest of Major W. Maxwell, 74th Highlanders. Sir Henry B. Meux, Bart, and party have ...

... A GOOD deal of latitude in the expression of feeling is to be allowed at election times, when excitement runs high, but there call be ?? doubt that Radical rowdy- isil in Abeldeen has exceeded all reason- able bounds during the election con- tests nowv closed. The Radicals, we regret to say, signalisecl their victory las/; night by an outrageous exhibition of intolerance in the Music Hall, ...

... WniLma the general political situation is de- serving of earnest attention, we quite agree with a correspondent who addresses an appeal to Unionists through our columns as to the more immediate and im- perative duty demanded by* the emerg- ency. A general election will be upon lus in a few days, and we should be less concerned as to speculations regarding the position of parties at ...

... AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION IN ' ABERDEEN UNIVERSITY, The following is a copy of the communication, signed by the Rev. Dr Smith of Newhills, which has been sent to various public bodies in the northern counties on tho subject of equipping Aberdeen as a centre of agricultural education:- As convener of the Committee on Education in Agriculture of the Univeraity Court of the University of Aberdeen, ...